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murray. coming up -- among many other questions, how closely was dr. murray monitoring michael jackson during his final critical moments? how long between when dr. murrayenered the room and the last time he had seen mr. jackson? five minutes? ten minutes? one minute? when "dateline" continues. offering up to $4500 toward a new car with an eligible trade-in. plus, toyota is offering factory incentives omany models for even more savings. with toyota being the most dependable and fuel-efficient car company in america, it's no wder 25 models in the toyota family qualify. so hurry in to your toyota dealer today. we've trapped kimberly in this glass box... with all this dust. well, it's only dust. in that dust are allergens from pet dander and dust mites. eww! pledge with allergen trappers... traps up to 84% of allergens in dust. 84%? that's... yeah... no. that's great. allergen trappers. that's the beauty of pledge®. also available in wipes. s.c. johnson. a family company. >>> in may of this year
murray. coming up -- among many other questions, how closely was dr. murray monitoring michael jackson during his final critical moments? how long between when dr. murrayenered the room and the last time he had seen mr. jackson? five minutes? ten minutes? one minute? when "dateline" continues. offering up to $4500 toward a new car with an eligible trade-in. plus, toyota is offering factory incentives omany models for even more savings. with toyota being the most dependable and...
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murray? >> an excellent question, and i think it is more doctors that heir looking at, and that is evidence from the legal search warrant that we got from las vegas. let's go out to the attorneys, eleanor dixon, prosecutor, peter odom, defense attorney, both out of atlanta, georgia, and alex sanchez, defense attorney out of new york. first to peter odom, defense attorney, there are seven attorneys listed on this search warrant and also some alleged probable cause charges from the california business and professions code. in and of itself, these are not felonies, excessive prescribing, prescribing to an addict, excessive treatment or prescribing, but if a conspiracy is found among these doctors, that would be felony charges, correct? >> well, very unlikely that a felony charge among all these physicians would lie. i mean, a lot of people had their hands in the death of michael jackson and none of them intended that this man die. they might have been negligent, they might have been professional
murray? >> an excellent question, and i think it is more doctors that heir looking at, and that is evidence from the legal search warrant that we got from las vegas. let's go out to the attorneys, eleanor dixon, prosecutor, peter odom, defense attorney, both out of atlanta, georgia, and alex sanchez, defense attorney out of new york. first to peter odom, defense attorney, there are seven attorneys listed on this search warrant and also some alleged probable cause charges from the...
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murray giving -- or dr. murray getting instructions from klein. the e-mail is as follows -- during our conversations you informed me -- wait, okay. you informed me, dr. steven hoffman claimed that our client dr. arnold klein taught dr. conrad murry how to use propafol for michael jackson's use. dr. hoffman is not authorized to speak on their behalf. he says that his clients did not condone dr. hoffman making comments about dr. kline. dr. kline did not know that dr. conrad murray existed until after michael jackson's death and has never met with, never spoken to and has never corresponded with conrad murry. obviously he did not teach conrad murray how to use propafol. >> he is referring to weitzman and sends me proof of a letter he got from weitzman. it says attorneys are represented by attorneys different than those representing the state and they authorized or approved dr. hoffman making statements. >> geraldo: i got it. let me summarize it for the audience. klein denies meeting murray or taught murray how to use propafol and denies ever using it
murray giving -- or dr. murray getting instructions from klein. the e-mail is as follows -- during our conversations you informed me -- wait, okay. you informed me, dr. steven hoffman claimed that our client dr. arnold klein taught dr. conrad murry how to use propafol for michael jackson's use. dr. hoffman is not authorized to speak on their behalf. he says that his clients did not condone dr. hoffman making comments about dr. kline. dr. kline did not know that dr. conrad murray existed until...
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conrad murray. the physician who was with michael jackson when he was found basically without a pulse and not breathing. let's bring in the attorneys. dr. rich -- you're not a doctor. you're richard hermann, defense attorney. bradford cowen, defense attorney. analyze the fact they go first to the houston office and then six days later, according to some reports, it was because they were having a little power struggle between the various law enforcement, between l.a. and las vegas. six days later, they raid the las vegas home of dr. conrad murray. they find a lot of stuff but they don't find the smoking gun of propofol. richard? >> i was just telling you, it's a huge mistake on their part. no matter what happened in terms of power struggle or anything like that, when you serve a search warrant on one area and wait six days and serve a search warrant on another area of the same individual, it doesn't take a genius to get rid of whatever evidence there possibly could be. i'm not saying he did, but ther
conrad murray. the physician who was with michael jackson when he was found basically without a pulse and not breathing. let's bring in the attorneys. dr. rich -- you're not a doctor. you're richard hermann, defense attorney. bradford cowen, defense attorney. analyze the fact they go first to the houston office and then six days later, according to some reports, it was because they were having a little power struggle between the various law enforcement, between l.a. and las vegas. six days...
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murray is interesting. also, by the way, not only did he administer propofol, but how did he administer it if he did administer it? did he stay in the room with the oxygen? did he leave? did he fall asleep? what, exactly, happened in that room? and those are questions that are going to need to be answered. >> thank you. fantastic panel. we're going to switch now. >>> switching gears to a really heart-wrenching story about a missing 8-year-old boy. he's been missing six days now. in a case out of boise, idaho. listen. >> if you've seen him, call the police and help us to bring him home. >> he was last wearing a faded blue t-shirt and just like a typical 8-year-old he was wearing a spiderman design, blue jeans and dark tennis shoes. >> still no sign. he's been missing since friday. wandered off around 10:00, 11:00 p.m., the official word from boise police. hasn't been seen since then. >> robert is still missing, but we remain hopeful for robert's safe return. the family members who are behind me are cooperati
murray is interesting. also, by the way, not only did he administer propofol, but how did he administer it if he did administer it? did he stay in the room with the oxygen? did he leave? did he fall asleep? what, exactly, happened in that room? and those are questions that are going to need to be answered. >> thank you. fantastic panel. we're going to switch now. >>> switching gears to a really heart-wrenching story about a missing 8-year-old boy. he's been missing six days now....
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murray did. just about two hours after he gave michael jackson that propofol. >> and what about murray's actions the day jackson collapsed? did you learn where he was when the singer stopped breathing? >> we've been trying to figure that out for a couple of months now. and for the first time we're really getting a true sense of the timeline here. dr. murray says he gave jackson the 25 milligrams of the propofol at 10:40 a.m. he says he finally went to sleep, according to this affidavit, he watched him for about ten minutes. he left the room to use the bathroom. he said he was gone for two minutes maximum according to the documents. when he came back, michael jackson wasn't breathing. now the timestamp that he put on that moment and according to the affidavit i have says it was about 11:40 a.m. but detectives looked at his cell phone records and show he made three separate calls lasting about 47 minutes before he called 911. who was he calling? and why did he use the cell phone to call 911 right a
murray did. just about two hours after he gave michael jackson that propofol. >> and what about murray's actions the day jackson collapsed? did you learn where he was when the singer stopped breathing? >> we've been trying to figure that out for a couple of months now. and for the first time we're really getting a true sense of the timeline here. dr. murray says he gave jackson the 25 milligrams of the propofol at 10:40 a.m. he says he finally went to sleep, according to this...
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conrad murray were released. after weeks of leaks and speculation, for the first time we know the details of what police and the coroner believe happened in those fateful last 24 hours of jackson's life. a police affidavit says dr. conrad murray told los angeles detectives he had been treating jackson for six weeks for insomnia, a giving him 50 milligrams of propofol every night there an iv to help jackson sleep. dr. murray told investigators he feared jackson was getting addicted so he reduced the dosage to 25 milligrams just two days prior to jackson's death. >> you don't use propofol to wean somebody. propofol literally is just simply used to put someone to sleep. if you give too much, it can be lethal and can you have exactly what happened here. >> reporter: the papers say dr. murray gave jackson valium at 1:30 a.m. and murray said the valium did not work so he gave the singer an iv injection of lorazepam, an antianxiety drug about a half an hour later. >> in the case of lorazepam, though it's in the blood fo
conrad murray were released. after weeks of leaks and speculation, for the first time we know the details of what police and the coroner believe happened in those fateful last 24 hours of jackson's life. a police affidavit says dr. conrad murray told los angeles detectives he had been treating jackson for six weeks for insomnia, a giving him 50 milligrams of propofol every night there an iv to help jackson sleep. dr. murray told investigators he feared jackson was getting addicted so he reduced...
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murray and dr. metzger, but they certainly will a right to look for them. >> and your thoughts just on the investigation so far, the death investigation. dr. conrad murray, five search warrants executed. with your experience, what are your thoughts? >> it's hard to know because the point was made they're going have to prove causation, they're going to have to prove recklessness of some kind, and because it's michael jackson, they're doing as thorough a job as humanly possible. >> all right, mr. harland braun, you are a juris doctor. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> to smoky fontaine, this was a very close friend of many in this case, but he had one of the most emotional interviews he says he's ever had in his career for news one.com. he interviewed joe jackson. take a listen to this. >> if you were in michael's life, would he still be alive today? >> of course. of course. i had told people, friends, if i don't get to michael, he ain't going to be here long. i said that. he won't be
murray and dr. metzger, but they certainly will a right to look for them. >> and your thoughts just on the investigation so far, the death investigation. dr. conrad murray, five search warrants executed. with your experience, what are your thoughts? >> it's hard to know because the point was made they're going have to prove causation, they're going to have to prove recklessness of some kind, and because it's michael jackson, they're doing as thorough a job as humanly possible....
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murray. he called 911 via his cell phone as we fwhoe, there wasn't a phone in michael jackson's room. dr. murray waited for the ambulance while conducting cpr, according to this document. he assumed care from the paramedics and accompanied them to the hospital. >> okay. let's bring in our attorney, one of our attorneys anne bremner is with us. ann, as you hear that timeline, drug after drug in the hours before michael jackson's death. does he have any excuse here? >> i don't see any excuse at all. we already know milk, it's been called milk of amnesia. you can't use it sounds of a surgical setting. that alone damns the doctor, but drug after drug after drug and then after jackson demanded to get something more to sleep, this isn't a stickup at a pharmacy. this is a patient that you're upheld to take care of and not to harm under the hippocratic oath. >> russell, as randi just mentioned, it sounded like he was looking for that other excuse by saying i'm not the first one or the only doctor tha
murray. he called 911 via his cell phone as we fwhoe, there wasn't a phone in michael jackson's room. dr. murray waited for the ambulance while conducting cpr, according to this document. he assumed care from the paramedics and accompanied them to the hospital. >> okay. let's bring in our attorney, one of our attorneys anne bremner is with us. ann, as you hear that timeline, drug after drug in the hours before michael jackson's death. does he have any excuse here? >> i don't see any...
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murray. even if as chernoff suggested, these are incorrect statements that are contained within the search warrant, i'm still wondering how you deal with the fact that the phone records speak for themselves and not one of the three cell phone calls that were made during that 47-minute period of time was a call to 911. >> exactly. now, dr. murray, his attorney, they're disputing this time line, the 11:00 a.m. we'll delve into much more. take your calls and comments and questions, the number 1-877-tell-hln as we're all hoping and wanting justice for the king of pop. >>> welcome back to "prime news" on hln. continuing our conversation, death investigation concerning michael jackson. a lot of you e-mailing us. here's an e-mail from barbara in oklahoma writing i cannot imagine a medical professional jeopardizing the life of an individual for the sake of monetary gain. it isn't about what michael begged for, it is about the doctor acting unethically. and again, we go back to that timeline where dr.
murray. even if as chernoff suggested, these are incorrect statements that are contained within the search warrant, i'm still wondering how you deal with the fact that the phone records speak for themselves and not one of the three cell phone calls that were made during that 47-minute period of time was a call to 911. >> exactly. now, dr. murray, his attorney, they're disputing this time line, the 11:00 a.m. we'll delve into much more. take your calls and comments and questions, the...
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murray? the inference here is you are enabling a drug addict. >> he's got trouble ahead and trouble behind. you are talking about overprescribing, prescribing to a drug addict and potentially manslaughter. this is not only potentially criminal, but implicates his license at a minimum. we knew back at the time i was at the jackson trial, which to a certain extent was on headline news and cnn. i, as a layperson/lawyer could see it at the trial. his doctor certainly should have known and was part of that equation according to the feds and state authority. >> in your experience, could any doctor plead ignorance on michael jackson? >> you know what? ignorance is no defense when you are dealing with michael jackson and his addiction, given all the anecdotal information and all the medical information, 19 aliases. and what was uncovered in the 100 search warrants at the neverland ranch in '03 before the trial that i witnessed. >>> russell, also authorities looking into some 19 aliases. we are unders
murray? the inference here is you are enabling a drug addict. >> he's got trouble ahead and trouble behind. you are talking about overprescribing, prescribing to a drug addict and potentially manslaughter. this is not only potentially criminal, but implicates his license at a minimum. we knew back at the time i was at the jackson trial, which to a certain extent was on headline news and cnn. i, as a layperson/lawyer could see it at the trial. his doctor certainly should have known and was...
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murray's clinic. they also interviewed dr. murray twice. and according to this affidavit, that is what dr. murray told them. now you have his lawyer coming out saying that's not the case at all. >> obviously something needs to be clarified there. >>> so we're talking about four drugs, all of which can amplify the effects of the other, all of which can slow down the central nervous system. just about all of the above raises medical and legal questions. here to address them all drew pinsky, and anesthesiologist at cornell medical center here in manhattan, also read the guide book "before the scalpel." if you look at the drugs, does there seem to be any medical reason he would need all of these? valium at 1:30 a.m., ativan, versed, at 3:00 a.m., ativan again and then versed again at 7:30, then propofol, what do you make of that? >> i don't make he's treating insomnia. there's no rational basis for this combination of the treatment of insomnia, however, what i also draw from this is that he probably was tolerant and potentially even addicted to
murray's clinic. they also interviewed dr. murray twice. and according to this affidavit, that is what dr. murray told them. now you have his lawyer coming out saying that's not the case at all. >> obviously something needs to be clarified there. >>> so we're talking about four drugs, all of which can amplify the effects of the other, all of which can slow down the central nervous system. just about all of the above raises medical and legal questions. here to address them all...
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murray. >>> employing girls as young as 15. how one girl's grandmother reacted when reporters asked her about it. >>> and check out this incredible high-speed police chase in a suburb of atlanta. wait until you see the unbelievable way the driver ended ul that. welcome to hln "news and views." michael jackson's doctor could face criminal charges now that the los angeles coroner's office has concluded the singer died of an overdose of propofol. the findings are preliminary. according to the 32-page report dr. conrad murray told police he was treating jackson for insomnia for about six weeks. he gave jackson the sedative known as diprivan to help him sleep. that led the coroner to rule his death a homicide. >> it means legally taking the life of another. it means michael jackson did not die of natural causes. he was not a suicide. the government concluded that someone else killed him. there are a wide variety of charges within homicide. intentional homicide, you can get the death penalty for. n
murray. >>> employing girls as young as 15. how one girl's grandmother reacted when reporters asked her about it. >>> and check out this incredible high-speed police chase in a suburb of atlanta. wait until you see the unbelievable way the driver ended ul that. welcome to hln "news and views." michael jackson's doctor could face criminal charges now that the los angeles coroner's office has concluded the singer died of an overdose of propofol. the findings are...
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murray's statements that he "told the truth." remember, he is a central figure in the investigation of manslaughter. >>> michael jackson will final i will be laid to rest. we'll give you the details when and where. >> there is more at ac360.com. join the live chat underway. >>> up next, back to health care. sanjay gupta taking the questions you have been sending in to our site. >>> new evidence of who may have ordered the ninja assassins to kill byrd and melanie billings. one of their 13 children saw that terrible evening. we talk to the local sheriff who has plenty to say. tom. now, i know the catering business but when i walked in here i wasn't sure what i needed. i'm not sure what i need. tom showed me how to use mifi to get my whole team working online, on location. i was like, "woah". woah ! only verizon wireless has small business specialists in every store to help you do business better. you're like my secret ingredient. come in today and connect up to five devices on one 3g connection. now only $99.99 ♪ now create your
murray's statements that he "told the truth." remember, he is a central figure in the investigation of manslaughter. >>> michael jackson will final i will be laid to rest. we'll give you the details when and where. >> there is more at ac360.com. join the live chat underway. >>> up next, back to health care. sanjay gupta taking the questions you have been sending in to our site. >>> new evidence of who may have ordered the ninja assassins to kill byrd...
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murray, ted? >> well, according to a source familiar with the investigation, this search was specific in that it was a follow-up on information that they were able to get out of murray's clinic and home, in that search about a week and a half ago in vegas. they used that information which has now basically taken them to the pharmacy. you can take from that that they're looking for the origin of specific prescriptions that had to do with this case. so this is now that next logical step of trying to trace the medications that were administered or given or prescribed to, we're not sure, to michael jackson, and then may have resulted, or at least played a part in his death. coroner's report is out. so law enforcement has that to work with now as well. the specifics as to what killed michael jackson potentially, or at least what was in his system at the time. plus you have the cause of death from the coroner. we don't know what that is, because there's a hold on it. but the investigators sure do and th
murray, ted? >> well, according to a source familiar with the investigation, this search was specific in that it was a follow-up on information that they were able to get out of murray's clinic and home, in that search about a week and a half ago in vegas. they used that information which has now basically taken them to the pharmacy. you can take from that that they're looking for the origin of specific prescriptions that had to do with this case. so this is now that next logical step of...
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. >> reporter: murray's attorney disputed the police timeline, saying murray never told investigators he found michael jackson at 11:00 a.m. not breathing. but dr. murray also never told investigators he made those 47 minutes worth of phone calls. exactly what charges he may now face could depend on exactly what he did between 11:00 and 1:0 here at jackson's rented mansion the day the singer died. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >> couric: in phoenix tonight, a manslaughter suspect is accused of using the cash for clunkers program to get rid of the evidence in a deadly hit-and-run. police say the suspects driving a b.m.w. struck and killed a man on a bicycle then traded in the car later that day. under the cash for clunkers program, all trade-ins have to be destroyed. coming up next here on the "cbs evening news," texting while driving and a dramatic new video design dodd send one simple message: don't do it. (cacophony of sounds) (announcer) excedrin pm. relieves pain fast. plus a sleep aid to help you fall fast asleep. excedrin. what ache? i had a heart attack at 57. my doctor tol
. >> reporter: murray's attorney disputed the police timeline, saying murray never told investigators he found michael jackson at 11:00 a.m. not breathing. but dr. murray also never told investigators he made those 47 minutes worth of phone calls. exactly what charges he may now face could depend on exactly what he did between 11:00 and 1:0 here at jackson's rented mansion the day the singer died. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >> couric: in phoenix tonight, a manslaughter...
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murray's lawyer is now saying that dr. murray found michael jackson's behavior was unusual. he didn't know this kind of unusual behavior, he didn't know he was an addict. i think this is all playing into the issue whether he gave him propofol, whether there were for, that's a paraphrase, what his attorney is saying. so what? that doesn't mean you dangerously give the guy propofol, right? >> exactly. i also question the doctor who's coming on the scene who says, i saw some unusual behavior, but didn't really mean anything to me. i don't know ha that means, because if you're a doctor, you're in a better position to know if someone has a dependency to drugs. and then when you're giving such powerful drugs, you should probably check out to see if your patient should be even given these drugs, which as we've talked about the diprivan, he had no business ever administering that. >> every doctor we've talked to said how reckless that is. us as lay people can understand that. go ahead, kim. >> even just an average, any layperson without a medical degree has read reports about michae
murray's lawyer is now saying that dr. murray found michael jackson's behavior was unusual. he didn't know this kind of unusual behavior, he didn't know he was an addict. i think this is all playing into the issue whether he gave him propofol, whether there were for, that's a paraphrase, what his attorney is saying. so what? that doesn't mean you dangerously give the guy propofol, right? >> exactly. i also question the doctor who's coming on the scene who says, i saw some unusual...
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conrad murray was jackson's primary physician. he is the subject of a possible manslaughter case and allegedly gave jackson a powerful anesthetic within the last 24 hours of his life. murray has kept a low profile since jackson's death. today that changed. randi kaye has an upclose look. >> reporter: it may be just 60 seconds long, but that's long enough for michael jackson's doctor to say he told the truth. >> i have done all i could do. i told the truth and i have faith the truth will prevail. >> reporter: dr. murray has been interviewed twice by investigators. this is the first time since his star patient died back in june he is speaking out publicly. the doctor was at jackson's beverly hills mansion when he stopped breathing. and is at the center of the investigation into the star's death. his lawyer's office, says, quote, he's under siege with threats and has a bodyguard 24/7. >> because of all that is going on, i'm afraid to return phone calls or use my e-mail. therefore, i recorded this video to let all of you know i have b
conrad murray was jackson's primary physician. he is the subject of a possible manslaughter case and allegedly gave jackson a powerful anesthetic within the last 24 hours of his life. murray has kept a low profile since jackson's death. today that changed. randi kaye has an upclose look. >> reporter: it may be just 60 seconds long, but that's long enough for michael jackson's doctor to say he told the truth. >> i have done all i could do. i told the truth and i have faith the truth...
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conrad murray. murray was in the house with jackson when he died. >> breaking news in the michael jackson death investigation. according to court documents, lethal levels of anesthetic propofol were found in michael jackson during the autopsy. this information was contained in a search warrant affidavit that was unsealed in houston today. houston is where jackson's doctor, dr. conrad murray, has a home and also has an office. >> i'm told that dr. conrad murray took responsibility. >>> also, a young mom like millions of moms across america goes out for an evening walk on a country road not far from her own home talking away on a cell phone. the boyfriend on the other end hears screaming "please don't take me." her voice never heard again. she vanishes without a trace. that cell phone discarded on someone's lawn two miles away. as we go to air, the ground search expands. u.s. marshals and cadaver dogs hone in after an anonymous tip. more private video of missing mom released. we have the video. tonigh
conrad murray. murray was in the house with jackson when he died. >> breaking news in the michael jackson death investigation. according to court documents, lethal levels of anesthetic propofol were found in michael jackson during the autopsy. this information was contained in a search warrant affidavit that was unsealed in houston today. houston is where jackson's doctor, dr. conrad murray, has a home and also has an office. >> i'm told that dr. conrad murray took responsibility....
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murray? >> the details contained in this affidavit certainly don't look he's not been charged with certainly the target of this investigation from all of the search warrant affidavits that have given us all of these details, the details that came from his lawyer earlier don't comport with what we see in the affidavit. >> to the board certified anesthesiologist, author of "before the scalpel: what everybody needs to know," doctor, thank you for being with us. what do you make of this being ruled a homicide. it's been a long time coming. would dr. conrad murray be a scapegoat? who was giving him the propofol? where was it coming from? what about all of these pharmacies that were clearly knew it was michael jackson under a pseudonym, a fake name? >> well, this is a result of what happens when your under the care of a renegade doctor who is turning a blind eye to reckless endangerment. propofol is an anesthetic. if given enough you can stop breathing and there's no oxygen in your body and the hea
murray? >> the details contained in this affidavit certainly don't look he's not been charged with certainly the target of this investigation from all of the search warrant affidavits that have given us all of these details, the details that came from his lawyer earlier don't comport with what we see in the affidavit. >> to the board certified anesthesiologist, author of "before the scalpel: what everybody needs to know," doctor, thank you for being with us. what do you...
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. >> semifinal, cincinnati masters, roger federer against andy murray, murray has won four in a row against roger. when roger was told about the streak, he said, "when my game is on, i know i can beat any player in the world." it's not cocky. he has the cool confidence. >> never joking around. >> murray backhands it into the net, hits his knuckles against his racket. the knuckles would bleed. he would be treated on the sideline, play would resume. murray with the backhand down the line for the winner. the tiebreak, murray serving to stay alive, first serve out, next serve -- you don't want to do that either, dou >> in the other semifinal, number three, rafael nadal, and fourth-ranked novak djokovic, and djokovic came out aggressive, first set up 3-1. djokovic hit the forehand winner. wins the first set 6-1. he had 21 winners. second set, match point, number two for djokovic and he takes care of it. he will face roger federer in the final. djokovic ends his own five-match losing streak against nadal. thursday at noon, espnews airs the u.s. open draw show. >> a former hockey coach has pulled
. >> semifinal, cincinnati masters, roger federer against andy murray, murray has won four in a row against roger. when roger was told about the streak, he said, "when my game is on, i know i can beat any player in the world." it's not cocky. he has the cool confidence. >> never joking around. >> murray backhands it into the net, hits his knuckles against his racket. the knuckles would bleed. he would be treated on the sideline, play would resume. murray with the...
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murray imminent in your view? >> reporter: i don't think there's any question and it's very surprising those charges have not yet been filed, particularly given all the evidence that appears to be mounting against the dr. look, remember, there's documentary evidence, there's evidence from statements that he provided to law enforcement in those six hours plus interview. and also evidence from these various raids that have taken place. so i'm surprised, katie, we have not yet seen charges filed fwen the doctor or him arrested. but i expect that to happen very very soon. >> couric: in fact, the warrants issued to search dr. murray's properties indicated police were looking for evidence of manslaughter. why not murder? >> you know, katie, i don't think there was ever any question by the authorities or any suspicion by the authorities the they believed they would find evidence of wrongdoing that rose to the level of being murder. i don't think... they will find first degree murder charges but i do think, katie, and i t
murray imminent in your view? >> reporter: i don't think there's any question and it's very surprising those charges have not yet been filed, particularly given all the evidence that appears to be mounting against the dr. look, remember, there's documentary evidence, there's evidence from statements that he provided to law enforcement in those six hours plus interview. and also evidence from these various raids that have taken place. so i'm surprised, katie, we have not yet seen charges...
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jurada de un detective en la que revela que jackson sufría de insomn insomnio, en la que el doctor murray le dio el propofol a petición del propio cantante. >>> el problema del doctor no saber cómodecirle que no, ya eía que michael estaba adicto y que era un riesgo administrarle algo tan peligroso. >>> el forense no reveló los resultados completos, debido a que la investigación de la policía continua, y el doctor murray sí es el blanco de la investigación. >>> por su parte la familia de michael agradeció el trabajo que realizó el medico forense. >>> qué se espera que pasa con el doctor murray, dicen que no es sospechoso, pero qué puede pasar? >>> continua la investigación, y aunque no se ponen dae cuerdo en cuál pudiera ser la situación realmente la última palabra la tiene el fiscal quien decidirá si habrá suficiente evidencia, sin embargo, por el momento no hay nada claro. >>> muchas gracias. >>> nos vamos con enrique teutelo y un adelanto de última hora. >>> gracias. y esta noche continuamos una amplia cobertura al fallecido senador edward kennedy. y si no se presenta
jurada de un detective en la que revela que jackson sufría de insomn insomnio, en la que el doctor murray le dio el propofol a petición del propio cantante. >>> el problema del doctor no saber cómodecirle que no, ya eía que michael estaba adicto y que era un riesgo administrarle algo tan peligroso. >>> el forense no reveló los resultados completos, debido a que la investigación de la policía continua, y el doctor murray sí es el blanco de la investigación....
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conrad murray from a guy of all things in a strip club? >> i was on my way to the airport i got a phone call from anonymous source they said i have something i want you to know about conrad murray. i work in a strip club and we have seen conrad murray numerous times during the time that michael jackson was rehearsing at the staples center. 6, 7 times they said he was spending money like a drunk el sailor had dirt about michael to the girls trying to impress them. it was something that was disturbing to this person who called in. >> here's the scenario. another possibility and it's only a positive eblt. conrad murray has beeninging out in t -- hanging out in the stri clubs wildlife getting 150 grand per month spending money he doesn't have. he starts admin terri ster -- administering the propofol, he falls asleep the stuff is still dripping in michael. >> he's drinking, staying out. hanging out with the strippers with the ladies he is supposed to be giving something he shouldn't be giving at home. that helps the da make the case against him
conrad murray from a guy of all things in a strip club? >> i was on my way to the airport i got a phone call from anonymous source they said i have something i want you to know about conrad murray. i work in a strip club and we have seen conrad murray numerous times during the time that michael jackson was rehearsing at the staples center. 6, 7 times they said he was spending money like a drunk el sailor had dirt about michael to the girls trying to impress them. it was something that was...
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murray? is that criminal as well and some sort of conspiracy or is that a felony charge of enabling an addict? we saw this with anna that control. these people who gave her the medicine gave her the drugs knowing she was an addict and had been attempted at rehab, they face criminal charges as well. so the concert promoters here may also be facing some charges. >> enabling aspect is important. when iryou're a physician and walk into a patient's life you have to put pieces together. that is what a good doctor does. he have. he also passed himself off as the cardiologist. he is not. he is not board certified. no subspecialty training. he's a lousy doctor at best. >> let me push back there, nancy. >> but, carlos, one of the things here that supports it he didn't just graduate from medical school. he has been practicing for 20 years. as a matter of fact he had a clinic in houston which is interesting an area where nobody wanted to lose people and he did lose his certification for cardiolo cardiolo
murray? is that criminal as well and some sort of conspiracy or is that a felony charge of enabling an addict? we saw this with anna that control. these people who gave her the medicine gave her the drugs knowing she was an addict and had been attempted at rehab, they face criminal charges as well. so the concert promoters here may also be facing some charges. >> enabling aspect is important. when iryou're a physician and walk into a patient's life you have to put pieces together. that is...
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murray. senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin. >>> from a legal standpoint, a homicide -- does that mean -- what does that mean, legal. could dr. murray be charged with, what, manslaughter, murder? >> it means legally taking the life of another. jackson didn't die of natural causes. it was not a suicide. it means that the government has concluded that someone else killed him. there are a wide variety of charges within homicide. intentional homicide, you can get the death penalty for it. negligent homicide is a serious crime. it's an unintentional negligent killing. he seems to be on that end of the spectrum. no one seems to suggest that conrad murray intentionally killed him. >> by doing something that is medically unsound, he could be charged with second degree murder? >> some version of manslaughter, an unintentional killing. you can still go to prison for several years. keep in mind, those that it's very rare that they give rise to criminal charges. malpractice? yes, losing your license, yes
murray. senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin. >>> from a legal standpoint, a homicide -- does that mean -- what does that mean, legal. could dr. murray be charged with, what, manslaughter, murder? >> it means legally taking the life of another. jackson didn't die of natural causes. it was not a suicide. it means that the government has concluded that someone else killed him. there are a wide variety of charges within homicide. intentional homicide, you can get the death penalty...
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murray. i actually feel bad for him. it seems to me, i keep thinking he got himself in a situation where he was way over his head with a patient he didn't really understand that would really take a team of professionals to popperly manage. >> larry: can you guess on that time between calling? >> i cannot. that's the most bizarre part of the story. there are many bizarre things in the story. administering versed outside a hospital. bizarre. i.v. ativan, bizarre. you never give that to an addict. putting propofol on top of that slurry, what happens in the intervening hour, it's a very challenging -- >> larry: propofol expert is in new york. dr. dyson, anesthesiologist and clinical assistant professor at stony brook. have you ever heard of propofol given outside a hospital, doctor? >> larry, to be honest with you, i haven't. primarily we use it in the hospital and surgery centers for sedation and to put people to sleep before general anesthetics. propofol is not used in a labored structure for i
murray. i actually feel bad for him. it seems to me, i keep thinking he got himself in a situation where he was way over his head with a patient he didn't really understand that would really take a team of professionals to popperly manage. >> larry: can you guess on that time between calling? >> i cannot. that's the most bizarre part of the story. there are many bizarre things in the story. administering versed outside a hospital. bizarre. i.v. ativan, bizarre. you never give that...
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conrad murray's clinic. so here you have a cd with that name, the alias that michael jackson has apparently used on a cd that was found at the clinic belonging to the doctor who is at the center of this investigation. we know from a former doctor of michael jackson he used to prescribe medicine under the name omar arnold and michael jackson. it seems to be one of the more popular aliases. >> randy, thanks so much. stick around. we want to talk with you later. fake names, famous names, family names allegedly used to get drugs for michael jackson. police say the name kai chase is on that list. the real kai chase joins us from los angeles. she was jackson's personal chef. she was in jackson's home the day he died. kai, the fact your name was on the list of 19 aliases that may have been used to procure drugs, is that a surprise to you? >> you know, yes. it was quite devastating to hear. i was just made aware of that by my pr consultant. it blew me away. i felt confused and i felt used, you know? >> what was your
conrad murray's clinic. so here you have a cd with that name, the alias that michael jackson has apparently used on a cd that was found at the clinic belonging to the doctor who is at the center of this investigation. we know from a former doctor of michael jackson he used to prescribe medicine under the name omar arnold and michael jackson. it seems to be one of the more popular aliases. >> randy, thanks so much. stick around. we want to talk with you later. fake names, famous names,...
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murray. if he gave him diprivan in his home, there's not one doctor that says that's even remotely responsible. isn't he in trouble right then and there regardless of what other drugs are found in his system. >> it is way outside the normal parameters of the normal standard of care which is the term hospitals and medical facilitators use as to the standard by which you are judged. as to whether the care you give a patient is proper or improper. that is completely improper. is it a felony? i don't know because it is not a controlled substance by fda yet. how he got his hands on it, ma that i be illegal. so just the use of diprivan outside of a hospital is not necessarily going to be a felony. but negligent homicide is a felony. >> got you. let's take a call. christi is with us in michigan. your question for nancy. >> caller: hi, nancy. this is christi. i love your show. i watch it every night. two hours, i watch the rerun. >> thank you why are you calling him and not me? because you have never
murray. if he gave him diprivan in his home, there's not one doctor that says that's even remotely responsible. isn't he in trouble right then and there regardless of what other drugs are found in his system. >> it is way outside the normal parameters of the normal standard of care which is the term hospitals and medical facilitators use as to the standard by which you are judged. as to whether the care you give a patient is proper or improper. that is completely improper. is it a felony?...
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murray. another source says dr. murray gave jackson propofol on the last day of his life. dr. murray is the subject of a possible manslaughter charge in the case. jim moret is the chief correspondent for "inside edition." he's also an attorney. so is cnn legal analyst lisa bloom, and both of them join me now. lisa, the search of this pharmacy comes just a day after the coroner's office said it was withholding the results of the autopsy including cause of death at the request of investigators from the los angeles police department. what do you make of the timing of the raid on the pharmacy at the same time that the coroner's office is saying we're at a crucial point in the investigation? >> well, i think it's good news for dr. murray. good news that may be short-lived. but at this point the police don't feel enough -- that they have enough to go forward and arrest dr. murray. they're holding up the disclosure of the coroner's report and toxicology results and continuing to investigate and cont
murray. another source says dr. murray gave jackson propofol on the last day of his life. dr. murray is the subject of a possible manslaughter charge in the case. jim moret is the chief correspondent for "inside edition." he's also an attorney. so is cnn legal analyst lisa bloom, and both of them join me now. lisa, the search of this pharmacy comes just a day after the coroner's office said it was withholding the results of the autopsy including cause of death at the request of...
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murray look like the best doctor in the world. it doesn't make him look like a criminal. >> it's beyond making him look good. it's the question of defending him against possible manslaughter charges. >> absolutely. he could say, murray could say, i did an investigation, an interview with my patient and he didn't tell me these things. >> if propofol is what is determined to have caused this and dr. conrad murray issued it, does this matter? >> i think it does matter. propofol itself doesn't ordinarily kill people. it's a legal drug. a doctor was administering it. jackson had a bad reaction to it. that doesn't necessarily make murray guilty of a crime. >> the search warrant served at the las vegas pharmacy earlier in the week said authorities were specifically looking to evidence related to propofol specifically relevanted to murray. what kinds of things are they looking for? >> let me say one thing about propofol as a drug. this is a medication that can put you to sleep so hard, so powerful sleep, that you're unable to breathe on y
murray look like the best doctor in the world. it doesn't make him look like a criminal. >> it's beyond making him look good. it's the question of defending him against possible manslaughter charges. >> absolutely. he could say, murray could say, i did an investigation, an interview with my patient and he didn't tell me these things. >> if propofol is what is determined to have caused this and dr. conrad murray issued it, does this matter? >> i think it does matter....
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murray face? we'll look at the precedence, plus what elvis' doctor faced, later on "good morning america." >>> a panel has issued a worst-case scenario for the spine flu. the virus could infect half of the country this fall and winter. 1.8 million people could be hospitalized. they say the majority of the cases could be mild. but the virus could till up to 90,000 people. as many as 40,000 deaths occur during a typical flu season, mostly the elderly. >>> in greece, a multinational airborne assault, and minor winds have given firefighters the upper hand against fierce wildfires. 19 water-dropping planes from 4 countries battled the largest fire just outside athens. this morning, more than 1,000 firefighters and soldiers remain on guard against any flare-ups. >>> preliminary results from afghanistan's election are due out this evening. 10% of the vote has been tallied. the candidates have accused each other of voter fraud. fine expects aren't expected until september 3rd. >>> a familiar name has surf
murray face? we'll look at the precedence, plus what elvis' doctor faced, later on "good morning america." >>> a panel has issued a worst-case scenario for the spine flu. the virus could infect half of the country this fall and winter. 1.8 million people could be hospitalized. they say the majority of the cases could be mild. but the virus could till up to 90,000 people. as many as 40,000 deaths occur during a typical flu season, mostly the elderly. >>> in greece, a...
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murray's lawyers saying, well, dr. murray didn't know what he was getting into. that's a paraphrase there. is that a defense at all? >> absolutely not. there is no -- what is documented is that this man was receiving $150,000 a month to treat michael jackson. there is no amount of money that a doctor should be able to be paid in order to look the other way on breaking the law and breaking the oath to help patients. this man saying he didn't know what he was getting into, he could have turned around and walked out the door. but he chose to stay and he chose to get paid, and he chose to take certain measures that were reckless in nature by using this drug, propofol, as a sleeping aid and doing it in a manner that was irresponsible without the -- without michael jackson being monitored while using this drug, administering this drug, and he walks away. it's ridiculous to say he didn't know what he was getting into. he could have turned around and walked out. >> it sounds like from the report we're hearing, "l.a. times" report, he walked out while michael jackson was
murray's lawyers saying, well, dr. murray didn't know what he was getting into. that's a paraphrase there. is that a defense at all? >> absolutely not. there is no -- what is documented is that this man was receiving $150,000 a month to treat michael jackson. there is no amount of money that a doctor should be able to be paid in order to look the other way on breaking the law and breaking the oath to help patients. this man saying he didn't know what he was getting into, he could have...
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murray. >> 20 to 30 supporters a day according to representatives in dr. murray's attorney's office which doesn't sound like a lot on paper but when you think about what we've been talking about with dr. murray, his possible connection to michael jackson's death. that does sound like a lot of supporters. this does seem it is ripped out of a page from chris brown's playbook in some sense. this video, posting it on the internet. this sort of not apology per se in dr. murray ace ca's case, bu addressing of his alleged fans does seem to go along with what celebrities, the famous or infamous, tend to do when they want to make it look like they're giving an interview but they don't want to have to answer any difficult questions so. what dr. murray here is doing, it's like, listen, i cooperated. all we can do is hope for the best. he's right on that point. you do have to give him credit for this, he's been cooperating with law enforcement really all along. never a story saying dr. murray has disappe
murray. >> 20 to 30 supporters a day according to representatives in dr. murray's attorney's office which doesn't sound like a lot on paper but when you think about what we've been talking about with dr. murray, his possible connection to michael jackson's death. that does sound like a lot of supporters. this does seem it is ripped out of a page from chris brown's playbook in some sense. this video, posting it on the internet. this sort of not apology per se in dr. murray ace ca's case,...
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conrad murray practiced in las vegas. this comes on the heels of the conclusion of the coroner's record in last -- l.a. here. they finished their report into the death investigation. but they held it, because lapd has asked them the reason. they say the investigation continues. >> captain steve ruda from the l.a. fire department. and he told me that jackson was not breathing, and had no pulse when paramedics arrived at the scene of his rented mansion. he said he was in, quote, dire need of help. >> he's pumping his chest, but he's not responding to anything. >> i'm told that dr. murray took responsibility at the scene, he was in charge, he was calling the shots. >> you cannot step out of a room giving a patient diprivan. the patient will stop breathing and the patient will be dead. >>> and live to oakland and the search for a missing 5-year-old afflicted with cerebral palsy. the boy vanishes from the back seat of a car, just outside a shoe store at a busy suburban shopping center. how could he just disappeared and nobody
conrad murray practiced in las vegas. this comes on the heels of the conclusion of the coroner's record in last -- l.a. here. they finished their report into the death investigation. but they held it, because lapd has asked them the reason. they say the investigation continues. >> captain steve ruda from the l.a. fire department. and he told me that jackson was not breathing, and had no pulse when paramedics arrived at the scene of his rented mansion. he said he was in, quote, dire need...
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conrad murray claims he did nothing wrong. but his role as michael jackson's physician could lead to charges of involuntary manslaughter. the associated press is reporting that the los angeles coroner declared the pop star's death a homicide, based on preliminary toxicology results. they reveal jackson had a lethal cocktail of drugs in his system at the time of death. in particular, the powerful anesthetic propofol. investigators are working to determine where the drugs came from. a process that may lead to the implication of other physicians in the case. there are also questions surrounding murray's actions in jackson's last moments. cell phone records obtained exclusively by abc 2 news show the doctor was engaged in several lengthy phone calls, records that conflict with murray's claims he was performing cpr at that time. murray's attorney says his client did nothing negotiate. in fact, according to a newly unsealed affidavit, murray insisted he was trying to wean jackson off of propofol through lower doses, despite the sing
conrad murray claims he did nothing wrong. but his role as michael jackson's physician could lead to charges of involuntary manslaughter. the associated press is reporting that the los angeles coroner declared the pop star's death a homicide, based on preliminary toxicology results. they reveal jackson had a lethal cocktail of drugs in his system at the time of death. in particular, the powerful anesthetic propofol. investigators are working to determine where the drugs came from. a process...